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Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: D — Repeal
Revoke - to officially cancel something so that it is no longer valid Repeal - to officially make a law no longer valid Sustain - to keep somebody/something alive or healthy Repeat - to say, write or do something again or more than once Regret - to feel sorry that you did something or that you did not do something
Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: D — scanty
Meagre - something too small in amount Scanty - something too small in size or amount Surplus - an amount that is extra or more than you need Plenteous - something large in amount Bountiful - something in large quantities
Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: B — Outrageous
Preposterous - someone silly; ridiculous; not to be taken seriously Outrageous - something that makes you very angry or shocked Flashy - attracting attention by being very big, bright and expensive Dreamy - seeming to be in a dream and not paying attention to what is happening around you Imaginative - having or showing imagination
Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: A — Certify
Accredit - give credit to someone for something. Certify - to say formally that something is true or correct Confide - to tell somebody something that is secret Rely - to trust somebody/something to work or behave well Trust - the belief that somebody is good, honest, sincere, etc. and will not try to harm or trick you
Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: A — Appeal
Appeal - to make a serious request for something you need or want very much Conjure - to make something appear by magic Quiet - with very little or no noise Appease - to make somebody calmer or less angry by agreeing to what he/she wants Content - happy or satisfied with what you have or do
Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: B — Unruly
Rebellious - not doing what authority, society, etc. wants you to do Unruly - someone who is difficult to control Manageable - something not too big or too difficult to deal with Happy - feeling or showing pleasure Obedient - doing what you are told to do
Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: A — Offense
Indignation - shock and anger Offense - a crime, an illegal action Designation - the act of giving something a name to show that it has a particular purpose Resignation - a letter or statement that says you want to leave your job or position Defence - something that you do or say to protect somebody/something from attack, bad treatment, criticism, etc.
Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: C — Friendship
Bonhomie - someone who is frank and simple good-heartedness Friendship - a relationship between people who are friends Bad-natured - having or showing a disagreeable and unpleasant nature or temperament. Enemy - a person who hates and tries to harm you Disagreeable - contrary to one's taste or liking.
Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: C — biased
Partisan - a person who strongly supports a particular leader, group or idea. Biased - showing an unreasonable like or dislike for a person based on personal opinions. Pitiful - causing you to feel pity or sadness. Destructive - causing a lot of harm or damage.
Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the word given in Bold/Underline .
Correct option: C — Epicure
Gourmet - a person who enjoys food and knows a lot about it. Epicure - a person who takes particular pleasure in fine food and drink. Indifferent - not interested in or caring about somebody/something. Detached - someone does not show any emotional involvement or interest in a situation. Non-indulgent - the trait of great self-denial.
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